Totley History Group is grateful to the Trustees of Cherrytree for permission to publish transcriptions of the Cherrytree Orphanage Admissions Book for the years 1866-1929. These records were created from photographic images taken during the rebinding of the registers in 2013.
The information recorded is mainly biographical: child's name, child's birthdate and place, child's schooling, parents' names, parents' dates of marriage and death, father's occupation. The date of admission to the orphanage and date of leaving are also recorded and the occupation to which the child was put.
Information was not always recorded at the time it happened: admissions are not in strict date order, for example. Facts are often omitted, dates estimated and, in some cases, pencil notes suggest alternatives. Information is not always recorded consistently: mothers' surnames are usually the married name but are sometimes the maiden name, for example.
Dates are recorded in a variety of ways with the day, month, and year appearing in different orders but, thankfully, the month is invariably written in full or as an alpha abbreviation: Sepr. 12/11 for example means 12th September 1911. We have transcribed dates as DD Mmm YYYY (12 Sep 1911) and where possible converted to a numeric format to enable the automatic calculation of the child's age at admission and on leaving the orphanage. These numeric date columns are missing from the PDF to save space and are hidden in the spreadsheet, but can easily be unhidden. Estimates have been made where birth, admission and leaving dates are partially recorded.
Some further information has been omitted either because it is at the edge of the page and not always photographed and/or because it may be sensitive e.g. pecuniary circumstances, vaccinations and health, referees' names and addresses and outplacements.
ALDERSON, Ann (f) b. 21 Oct 1858 in Yorks., Whitby, orphan from 1868 to 1871
ALDERSON, Hannah Mary (f) b. 21 Mar 1865 in Yorks., Whitby, orphan from 1868 to Jul 1882
ALLEN, Annie (f) b. 17 Dec 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 11 Jul 1925
ALLEN, Christiana (f) b. 31 Oct 1864 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 17 Mar 1875 to 12 Nov 1880
ALLEN, Elsie (f) b. 9 Apr 1904 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to Apr 1921
ANDERSON, Ellen (f) b. 22 Apr 1879, orphan from 15 Aug 1885 to 3 Jan 1895
ANDERSON, Margaret (f) b. 1 Nov 1875 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 15 Aug 1883
ASTLEY, Harriet (f) b. 13 Oct 1894 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 18 Mar 1902
ATHORN, Charles Henry (m) b. 8 Jul 1917 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 5 Sep 1924 to 2 Nov 1931
ATHORN, Florence (f) b. 13 Mar 1914 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 5 Sep 1924 to 4 Jun 1930
ATTERBURY, Maria Jane (f) b. 18 Apr 1868 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Jul 1882 to 22 Jul 1884
BAILEY, Alice (f) b. 11 Jan 1860 in London, orphan from 1868 to 12 Sep 1876
BAIRSTOW, Edward (m) b. Dec 1861 in India, orphan left 19 Jun 1875
BAKER, Grace Virginia (f) b. 3 Aug 1888, orphan from 29 Nov 1892 to 5 Jun 1905
BAKER, John (m) orphan from 1868 to Oct 1871
BAKER, Thirza (f) b. 7 Mar 1884 in Yorks., Ecclesfield, orphan from 25 Jun 1892 to 3 Jul 1900
BALDWIN, Caroline Augusta (f) b. 23 Jul 1895, orphan from 2 Jul 1908 to 12 Aug 1911
BALDWIN, Catherine Elizabeth (f) b. 1 Oct 1898, orphan entered 2 Jul 1908
BALDWIN, Thomas Frederick (m) b. 13 Sep 1896, orphan from 6 Aug 1908 to 27 Jun 1910
BARBER, Annie Eleanor (f) b. 17 Aug 1915 in India, Bombay, orphan from 17 Feb 1920 to 31 Sep 1932
BARBER, Ethel Mary (f) b. 11 Jan 1917 in India, Alipore, orphan from 17 Feb 1920 to 12 Nov 1932
BARKER, Camelia (f) b. 19 Dec 1868 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Jul 1878 to 20 Aug 1885
BATEMAN, Lawrence (m) b. 14 Mar 1922 in Yorks., Oughtibridge, orphan from 18 Oct 1928 to 2 May 1936
BEAL, Annie (f) b. 23 Jun 1902 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan left 28 Aug 1919
BEAL, Samuel (m) b. 19 Dec 1899 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan left 4 May 1914
BEAL, Willie (m) b. 12 May 1897 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 17 Dec 1908 to 24 Jun 1911
BELL, Mary Fitzjohn (f) b. 2 Apr 1920 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 22 Mar 1929 to 31 Mar 1934
BENNET, Annie (f) b. 17 Apr 1902 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1909 to 29 Apr 1919
BERRY, Albert Benjamin (m) b. 9 Apr 1896 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 11 Jun 1902
BETTS, Betsey Rhodes (f) b. 15 Mar 1869 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Jul 1878 to 10 Aug 1885
BETTS, Emma (f) b. 8 Jan 1873 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Jul 1878 to 30 Nov 1883
BETTS, Sarah Ann (f) b. 7 Aug 1866 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Jul 1878 to Nov 1882
BINGE, Annie Amelia (f) b. 13 Feb 1872 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 11 Nov 1879 to 5 Oct 1887
BINGHAM, Annie Elizabeth (f) b. 12 May 1864 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Nov 1873 to Jul 1878
BINGHAM, Enid (f) b. 22 Mar 1898, orphan entered 19 Dec 1905
BINGHAM, Hilda (f) b. 16 Sep 1895 in Yorks., Ecclesall Hill Top, orphan from 19 Dec 1905 to 23 Apr 1912
BIRCH, Hilda (f) b. 19 Jun 1906 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1914 to 27 Feb 1922
BIRCH, Leonard (m) b. 25 Jun 1909 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1915 to 5 Jan 1924
BIRCH, Nellie (f) b. 17 Apr 1903 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1914 to 4 Sep 1921
BIRDS, Douglas (m) b. 5 Aug 1901 in Yorks., Sheffield 24 Broadfiel Pk Rd, orphan entered 21 Nov 1907
BIRDS, Thomas Albert (m) b. 7 Mar 1898 in Yorks., Sheffield 24 Broadfield Pk Rd, orphan from 21 Nov 1907 to 13 Apr 1912
BOOKE, Emily Mary (f) b. 1 Mar 1881 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 22 Nov 1890 to 20 Jul 1897
BOOTH, Adeline Lavinia (f) b. 11 Aug 1874 in Derbys., Totley, orphan entered 14 Oct 1879
BOOTH, Ellis (m) b. 8 May 1865 in Derbys., Eckington Mosborough Moor, orphan from 16 Sep 1874 to 13 Mar 1878
BOOTH, William (m) b. 6 Aug 1863 in Notts., Sutton cum Lound, orphan from Aug 1871 to 6 Oct 1877
BOSE, Clara Eugenia (f) b. 1 Oct 1874 in Yorks., Sheffield West Bar Green, orphan entered 22 Jan 1883
BOSE, James (m) b. 21 Jun 1873 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 11 Sep 1884 to 6 Aug 1887
BOWN, Norah Beaumont (f) orphan left 8 Jul 1915
BOWN, Reuben (m) b. 1 Aug 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 16 Apr 1891 to 2 Oct 1893
BOWNESS, Mary Jane (f) b. 22 Feb 1861 in Lancs., Manchester, orphan from 1866 to 23 Dec 1876
BRADDOCK, Albert (m) b. 26 Nov 1862 in France, Amiens, orphan from 1869 to 27 Nov 1876
BRADDOCK, William (m) b. 24 Mar 1861 in France, Amiens, orphan from Feb 1869 to 1 Apr 1875
BRADLEY, Alberta (f) b. 19 Dec 1864 in Yorks., Attercliffe, orphan from 27 May 1873 to Sep 1881
BRADLEY, Hilda (f) b. 2 Dec 1921 in Yorks., Oughtibridge, orphan from 11 Oct 1928 to 13 Jan 1940
BRADLEY, Nellie (f) b. 5 Jun 1915 in Yorks., Oughtibridge, orphan from 11 Oct 1928 to 23 Jul 1931
BRADY, Sarah Ann (f) b. 13 Nov 1870 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 11 feb 1878 to 20 Aug 1887
BRAMHALL, Colin (m) b. 9 Feb 1913 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1917 to 20 Jul 1927
BRAMHALL, Irene (f) b. 10 Nov 1910 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1917 to 12 Jul 1927
BRANCH, Walter (m) b. 7 Dec 1861 in London, Hackney, orphan from 1866 to 2 Aug 1876
BREWSTER, Ethel (f) b. 23 Apr 1899, orphan entered 2 Jul 1908
BRIGHTMORE, Annie Elizabeth (f) b. 19 Dec 1887 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Jun 1900 to 17 Nov 1904
BRIGHTMORE, Mary Helena (f) b. 16 Dec 1869 in Yorks., Catcliffe, orphan from 3 Oct 1881 to 21 Jul 1886
BRIGHTMORE, Thomas (m) b. 22 Aug 1866 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 10 Jul 1876 to Feb 1878
BURDETT, Alice (f) b. 11 Feb 1897 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1909 to 2 Sep 1913
CAPPER, Sidney (m) b. 14 Mar 1901 in 98 Victoria Street, orphan entered 16 Apr 1908
CARR, Ada (f) b. 14 May 1892 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 26 Jun 1899 to 1909
CARR, Jane (f) b. 22 Jan 1889 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 26 Jun 1899 to 7 Sep 1905
CARRINGTON, George (m) b. 6 Dec 1884 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Jun 1890 to 26 Nov 1898
CAWTHORNE, Winifred (f) b. 15 Nov 1906 in Yorks., Handsworth, orphan from 1913 to 1 Mar 1922
CHEETHAM, Ebenezer (m) b. 11 May 1863 in Yorks., Masbrough, orphan from 26 May 1873 to 26 Jul 1877
CLARKE, Douglas Armond (m) b. 9 Feb 1920 in Derbys., Chesterfield, orphan from 24 Jun 1924 to 13 Jul 1929
CLARKE, Elizabeth (f) b. 13 Feb 1914 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 20 Jan 1925
CLARKE, Frank (m) b. 14 Nov 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1916 to 29 Jan 1923
CLARKE, Lucy (f) b. 28 Mar 1909 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1916 to 18 Mar 1927
CLARKE, Raymond (m) b. 9 Feb 1920 in Derbys., Chesterfield, orphan from 24 Jun 1924 to 13 Jul 1929
CLARKE, Vera (f) b. 3 Dec 1918 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Feb 1925 to Jul 1931
CLARKSON, Harold W. (m) b. 29 Sep 1923, orphan from 18 Jun 1929 to 22 Sep 1937
CLARKSON, Lawrence H. (m) b. 14 May 1922, orphan from 18 Jun 1929 to 2 May 1936
COCKCROFT, Mary (f) b. 24 Jun 1860 in Yorks?, Myton, orphan from Nov 1868 to 25 Aug 1876
COCKCROFT, Sarah (f) orphan from Nov 1868 to Jun 1870
COLLIS, Dorothy Elizabeth (f) b. 21 Apr 1887 in Yorks., Wath, orphan from 21 Aug 1893 to 10 Aug 1903
COLLIS, Florence (f) b. 23 Dec 1881 in Yorks., Wath, orphan from 20 Apr 1893 to 18 Mar 1898
COOK, Mary Dance (f) b. 24 Jan 1905 in Derbys., Chesterfield, orphan from 1916 to Jul 1921
COOPE, Edith May (f) b. 27 Dec 1907 in Lancs., Lancaster, orphan from 1914 to 27 Feb 1922
COOPER, Alfred (m) b. 24 Dec 1918, orphan from 19 May 1928 to 1 Jun 1933
COOPER, Ednar Lavina (f) b. 27 Jan 1873 in Yorks., Blackburn Kimberworth, orphan from 15 Apr 1879 to 6 Sep 1889
COOPER, Florence Annie (f) b. 16 Aug 1871 in Yorks., Brightside, orphan from 15 Apr 1879 to 14 Mar 1887
COOPER, Violet Ada (f) b. 14 Mar 1916 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 May 1928 to 2 May 1934
COPELAND, Sarah (f) b. 17 Dec 1871 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 10 Feb 1880 to 23 Aug 1886
COPLEY, George (m) b. 15 Dec 1883 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Mar 1894 to 7 Mar 1898
COPSEY, Jessica (f) b. 27 Sep 1916 in London, Islington, orphan from 23 Aug 1928 to 23 Jan 1932
COTTERILL, Annie (f) b. 7 Jul 1891 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 7 Mar 1903 to 25 Sep 1907
COTTERILL, Eleanor (f) b. 4 Nov 1893 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 19 Mar 1903
COTTERILL, Lily (f) b. 9 May 1895 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 17 Aug 1903 to 31 Jan 1912
COUPE, Blanche (f) b. 13 Jan 1912 in Yorks., Rotherham, orphan from 1914 to 27 Feb 1922
COWLING, Jessie (f) b. 1 Feb 1889 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Dec 1892 to 29 Aug 1905
COWLING, Walter (m) b. 18 Aug 1887 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Dec 1892 to 6 Jul 1901
CREEK, John (m) b. 30 Jan 1885 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 23 Nov 1894 to 27 Mar 1899
CROOKS, Annie Maria (f) b. 15 Mar 1875 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 23 Jan 1885
CROOKS, Edith (f) b. 27 Dec 1876 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 23 Jan 1885
CROSS, Charlotte (f) b. 31 Mar 1873 in Derbys., Dronfield, orphan from 24 Jul 1883 to 18 Jul 1889
DAKIN, Amy (f) b. 2 Mar 1897, orphan from 4 May 1908 to 20 Jul 1912
DARLEY, Norah Clarke (f) b. 6 Sep 1898 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 1909
DAVISON, Hannah (f) b. 10 Jul 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 29 Jul 1891 to 15 Sep 1896
DAWSON, Ellen (f) orphan from 1869 to Nov 1870
DAYKIN, Charles (m) b. 15 Aug 1899, orphan from 4 May 1908 to 10 Dec 1912
DEAKIN, Walter (m) b. 24 Jun 1871 in Lancs., Oldham, orphan from 12 Dec 1876 to 11 Aug 1885
DEWSNAP, Teresa (f) b. 27 Mar 1870 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 14 Aug 1876 to 30 Nov 1883
DOUGLAS, Eleanor (f) b. 27 Oct 1879 in Yorks., Ecclesfield, orphan from 25 Aug 1890 to 21 Oct 1895
DUNDASS, Harold James (m) b. 24 Jul 1899, orphan from 14 May 1906 to 24 Jul 1913
DUNDASS, Herbert Jesse (m) b. 23 Nov 1897 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 14 May 1906 to 20 May 1911
DUNSTAN, Evelyn Octavia (f) b. 24 Jan 1892 in Yorks., Ecclesall Bierlow, 30 Club St, orphan from 12 Apr 1898 to 26 Dec 1906
DUNSTAN, Lilian Beatrice (f) b. 19 Apr 1886 in Yorks., Ecclesall Bierlow, 30 Club St, orphan from 12 Apr 1898 to 5 Feb 1903
EADES, Annie Elizabeth (f) b. 27 Feb 1901 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 26 Jun 1918
EADES, Nellie (f) b. 20 Sep 1903 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 8 Nov 1919
EAGLESFIELD, Maria Eliza (f) b. 28 Nov 1869 in Lancs., Liverpool Waterloo, orphan left 24 Aug 1886
EAGLESFIELD, Mary Ann (f) b. 17 Jan 1867 in Lancs., Liverpool Waterloo, orphan from 14 Oct 1879 to 6 Oct 1883
EARNSHAW, Alice (f) b. 24 Mar 1888 in Yorks., Sheffield 219 King James St, orphan from 24 Sep 1897 to 1 Aug 1904
EARP, Annie Maria (f) b. 8 Dec 1863 in Lancs., Chorlton on Medlock, orphan from 1866 to 3 Aug 1880
EARP, Elizabeth Ellin (f) b. 24 Jul 1860 in Lancs., Salford Greengate, orphan from 1866 to 1 Aug 1876
EARP, Emily (f) b. 7 Feb 1862 in Lancs., Manchester, orphan from 1866 to 31 Dec 1878
EDWARDS, Constance (f) b. 18 Dec 1907 in Yorks., Wortley, orphan entered 1913
EDWARDS, Winifred (f) b. 8 Apr 1910 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 1913
EGGLESTON, Sarah (f) b. 13 Jul 1884 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Apr 1892 to 20 Oct 1900
ELLIOTT, Marjorie (f) b. 15 Jun 1912 in Lancs., Chortlon upon Medlock, orphan from 1917 to 14 Jun 1928
ELLIS, Bertha (f) b. 17 Oct 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 31 Mar 1891 to 24 Feb 1897
ELLIS, Effie (f) b. 20 Mar 1873, orphan from 1883 to Mar 1888
EVANS, Edith Julia (f) b. 10 Oct 1870 in Somerset, Keynsham, orphan from 5 Nov 1883 to 11 Sep 1884
EVANS, Esther (f) b. 29 Mar 1921 in Derbys., Dronfield, orphan from 28 May 1930 to 2 Nov 1936
EVANS, Florence Margrate (f) b. 5 Oct 1872 in Oxon., Hanborough, orphan entered 5 Nov 1883
EVANS, Joseph Charles (m) b. 7 Aug 1874 in Oxon., Hanborough, orphan from 22 May 1883 to 15 Nov 1888
EVANS, Lily (f) b. 2 Apr 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1915 to 8 Feb 1924
EVANS, Rose (f) b. 20 Sep 1917 in Derbys., Dronfield, orphan from 28 May 1930 to 27 Jul 1934
FAIRCLOUGH, Alice (f) b. 29 Jul 1883 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 22 Aug 1894 to 24 Jul 1899
FALLON, Jessie (f) b. Sep 1899 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Apr 1899 to 7 Jul 1906
FAVELL, Charles Simpson (m) b. 5 Mar 1863 in Yorks., Rotherham, orphan from 22 Oct 1873 to 7 Sep 1875
FEARN, Alice (f) b. 28 Apr 1914 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1918 to 14 Jul 1930
FEARN, Florence (f) b. 4 Apr 1906 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1918 to 11 Feb 1922
FEARN, Frederick (m) b. 3 Nov 1911 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1918 to Jan 1926
FEARN, Jessie (f) b. 2 Dec 1908 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1918 to 16 Feb 1925
FLETCHER, Annie (f) b. 16 Dec 1890 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Jan 1896 to 18 Sep 1907
FORD, Frank William (m) b. 29 Jan 1902 in London, Greenwich, orphan entered 20 Dec 1904
FORD, Horace (m) b. 23 Apr 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 26 Oct 1888 to 8 Oct 1894
FORD, John Gordon Denman (m) b. 11 Dec 1898 in London, Charlton 61 Delafield Road, orphan from 17 Jan 1905 to 10 Dec 1912
FOSTER, Mary Elizabeth (f) b. 5 Nov 1884 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Nov 1893 to 8 Dec 1898
FOX, Beatrice Annie (f) b. 16 Dec 1883 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 23 Nov 1888 to 1 Nov 1900
FOX, Gertrude (f) b. 15 Dec 1875 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Nov 1888 to 21 Oct 1895
FURNISS, Ann Eliza (f) b. 7 Dec 1868 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Oct 1876 to 13 Apr 1883
FURNISS, Charles (m) b. 7 Apr 1871 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan
GARRATT, Emily (f) b. 8 Feb 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1918 to 1 Feb 1922
GASCOIGNE, Caroline (f) b. 6 Mar 1858 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1867 to Nov 1870
GIBBON, Edith Florence (f) b. 24 Sep 1898, orphan
GIBBON, Frank Dincent? (m) b. 31 Jul 1908 in Aston, orphan from 1911 to 9 Nov 1922
GIBBON, Ivy (or Joy?) (f) b. 4 Jun 1905 in Derbys., Killamarsh, orphan from 1911 to 14 Nov 1923
GODLEY, Albert (m) b. 19 Sep 1890 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 12 Dec 1894 to 19 Nov 1904
GOUGH, Horace (m) b. 27 Sep 1906 in Derbys., Clowne, orphan entered 1915
GRAYSON, John Alfred (m) b. 6 May in Yorks., Bradfield Haywoods, orphan from 23 Mar 1882 to 21 Jul 1884
GREEN, Elizabeth Hetty (f) b. 20 Sep 1884, orphan from 27 Aug 1891 to 8 Sep 1900
GRIFFIN, Julia (f) b. 21 Apr 1884 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 5 Nov 1890 to 11 Jul 1901
GRIFFIN, Sarah Ellen (f) b. 26 May 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 5 Nov 1890 to 11 May 1896
GURNHILL, Dorothy Lily (f) orphan from 1917 to 18 Nov 1919
HALL, Marian (f) b. 6 Mar 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Aug 1890 to 28 Nov 1895
HALLAM, Elizabeth (f) b. 6 Apr 1875 in Notts., Radcliffe on Trent, orphan from 9 Jul 1878 to 22 Jul 1891
HAMMERTON, Martha Ann (f) b. 27 Mar 1867 in Yorks., Wadsley Bridge, orphan from 12 Jul 1877 to 25 Jul 1883
HARWOOD, Caroline Elizabeth (f) b. 24 Aug 1856 in Hants., Andover, orphan from 1868 to Aug 1871
HAWLEY, Dennis (m) b. 30 Nov 1922 in Yorks., Sheffield 344 Bellhouse Road, orphan from 18 Jun 1929 to Mar 1939
HAWLEY, Ernest Bertram (m) b. 24 Aug 1916 in Yorks., Hillsborough, orphan from 18 Jun 1929 to 15 May 1931
HEATHCOTE, Harry (m) b. 3 Jan 1895 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 23 Aug 1901 to 29 Mar 1909
HEPPER, George Henry (m) b. 20 Oct 1857 in Newcastle, orphan from 1866 to Jun 1870
HEWITT, Doris Mary (f) b. 29 Jan 1923 in Lincs., Sleaford, orphan from 1929 to 18 Jan 1940
HIBBERT, Jemima (f) b. 1861, orphan from Sep 1868 to Nov 1872
HILL, Cecil Bertram (m) b. 5 Oct 1913 in Derbys., Dore, orphan entered 1918
HILL, Eric Colin (m) b. 10 Jun 1910 in Derbys., Totley, orphan entered 1918
HILL, Vernon Graham (m) b. 25 Jul 1912 in Derbys., Dore, orphan entered 1918
HILL, William Leslie (m) b. 1 Jul 1915 in Derbys., Dore, orphan from 1918 to 8 Sep 1928
HOBSON, Mary Ann (f) b. 6 Aug 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 29 Aug 1887 to 2 Nov 1896
HOLDSWORTH, Catharine (f) b. 5 Aug 1905 in Yorks., Ecclesall, orphan from 1913 to Aug 1921
HOLDSWORTH, Harriet Emma (f) b. 27 Jul 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1915 to 1 Mar 1922
HOLLAND, George (m) b. 21 May 1898 in Yorks., Rotherham, orphan from 10 Jul 1904 to 1 Jun 1912
HOLLAND, Helen Rebecca (f) b. 14 Jul 1897 in Yorks., Rotherham, orphan from 17 Mar 1904 to 12 Sep 1913
HOLLAND, Olive Isabelle (f) b. 8 Dec 1894 in Bradford, orphan from 17 Mar 1904 to Dec 1909
HOLT, Florence (f) b. Feb 1861 in Yorks., Pitsmoor, orphan from 1869 to Jul 1876
HOPKINS, Alice Rose (f) b. 18 Oct 1887 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Mar 1894 to 8 Sep 1903
HORTON, Sarah Ann (f) b. 29 Jul 1901 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1909 to 26 Jun 1918
HORTON, Thirza (f) b. 5 Feb 1903 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1909 to 6 Sep 1920
HOWDALL, Doris (f) b. 27 Apr 1898 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan left 1 Feb 1915
HOWE, Ellen (f) b. 6 Jan 1863 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from Aug 1871 to 15 Jul 1879
HOWE, John (m) b. 2 Jul 1866 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from Aug 1871 to 13 Mar 1878
HOWE, Louisa (f) b. 21 Apr 1885 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 27 Oct 1894 to 29 Jun 1901
HUDSON, Minnie Laura (f) b. 14 Jun 1892 in Yorks., Sheffield Gell St Womens' Hospl, orphan from 22 Dec 1897 to 18 Jun 1908
HUNTER, Albert (m) b. 26 Sep 1884 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 16 Dec 1890 to 3 Oct 1899
ILLINGWORTH, Bertha (f) b. 23 Jan 1874 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 12 Aug 1879
ILLINGWORTH, Nellie (f) b. 7 May 1876 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 12 Aug 1879
ILLINGWORTH, Sarah Ann (f) b. 19 Aug 1868 in Yorks., Sheffield Highfield, orphan from 12 Aug 1879 to 22 Jul 1884
JAMES, Alice (f) b. 30 Apr 1905 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1914 to 19 Aug 1915
JAMES, Polly (f) b. 12 Nov 1887 in 3 Browns Yard Castlefolds N.S.D. ?, orphan from 26 Nov 1897 to 4 Jul 1903
JAMES, Samuel (m) b. 18 Aug 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1914 to 19 Aug 1915
JARRAM, Frances Ellen (f) b. 19 Oct 1893 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 12 Apr 1900
JENKINSON, Alice Emily (f) b. 22 Aug 1894 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Jul 1899 to Oct 1910
JENKINSON, Annie (f) b. 13 Jul 1891 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 23 Jan 1899 to 3 Mar 1908
JENKINSON, Ellen Pogmore (f) b. 12 Dec 1888 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 23 Jan 1899 to Mar 1905
JOHNSON, Arthur (m) b. 28 Apr 1865 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 11 Feb 1872 to 12 Mar 1877
JOHNSON, Nellie (f) b. 29 Apr 1867 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 11 Feb 1872 to 1 Mar 1879
JOLLEY, Annie (f) b. 7 Jul 1885 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Apr 1893 to 5 Jul 1901
JOW, Alice (f) b. 1 May 1900, orphan from 25 Jan 1907 to 20 Jun 1907
KAYE, Elizabeth (f) b. 26 Oct 1872 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 8 Oct 1877 to 31 Oct 1888
KELLY, Kenneth (m) b. 14 May 1920 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Feb 1925 to 6 Sep 1934
KELLY, Leslie William (m) b. 3 Jun 1914 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Feb 1925 to 4 Jul 1931
KENDICK, Harriett Hilda (f) b. 28 Nov 1891 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Jul 1897 to 27 Apr 1908
KENNEY, Beatrice Hilda (f) b. 27 Jun 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 5 Sep 1888 to 8 Jul 1896
KIDDY, Lily (f) b. 17 Dec 1877 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 May 1889 to 6 Jan 1895
LAMB, Annie Elizabeth (f) b. 30 Sep 1894 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 6 Sep 1904
LAMB, Charlotte (f) b. 13 Jul 1893 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 6 Sep 1904
LAWRENCE, Elizabeth (f) b. 7 Nov 1861 in Birr Kings Co. ?, orphan from 1868 to 18 Aug 1877
LAYCOCK, Frank (m) b. 10 Jul 1874 in Yorks., Bradfield Haywoods, orphan from 21 Mar 1881 to 27 Oct 1888
LAYCOCK, Joseph E (m) b. 17 Oct 1870 in Yorks., Bradfield Haywoods, orphan from 21 Mar 1881 to 11 Feb 1887
LEACH, Rosina Emily (f) orphan
LEADBEATER, Eva (f) b. 16 Aug 1878 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 16 Jul 1888 to 1 Oct 1894
LEE, Annie (f) b. 27 Sep 1890 in Yorks., Sheffield Portobello St, orphan from 22 Aug 1896 to 19 Feb 1907
LEE, Hetty (f) b. 27 Sep 1890 in Yorks., Sheffield Portobello St, orphan from 20 Jun 1896 to 23 Mar 1907
LINDSAY, Lillian Victoria (f) b. 2 Apr 1887 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 4 Jul 1891 to 8 Jul 1903
LINLEY, Annie (f) b. 28 Jun 1872, orphan from 22 Jan 1884 to 29 Aug 1888
LUDBROOK, Alice (f) b. 11 May 1874 in Yorks., Attercliffe, orphan entered 12 Aug 1879
MANN, Elizabeth (f) b. 15 Jan 1888 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Apr 1893 to 29 Jan 1895
MANN, John Walter (m) b. 4 Sep 1885 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Nov 1893 to 10 Jan 1894
MANNING, Emma Jane (f) b. 22 Jun 1873, orphan from 8 Nov 1883 to 16 Jul 1889
MARKHAM, Esther (f) b. 21 Mar 1861 in Yorks., Tinsley, orphan from Mar 1871 to 21 Mar 1877
MARSHALL, Amelia Ada (f) b. 3 Apr 1879, orphan from 28 Jul 1884 to 7 Feb 1895
MASON, Martha (f) b. 13 Feb 1872 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Dec 1880 to 9 Jul 1888
MAYOS, Dorothy (f) b. 3 Dec 1918, orphan from 25 Jun 1928 to 2 Jan 1936
MAYOS, Frederick (m) b. 2 Apr 1923, orphan entered 25 Jun 1928
MAYOS, John (m) b. 26 Nov 1920, orphan from 25 Jun 1928 to 20 Dec 1934
MAYOS, Winifred (f) b. 24 May 1917, orphan from 25 Jun 1928 to 27 Jul 1934
MCDOUGALL, Flora (f) b. 4 Feb 1913 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 24 Oct 1928
MCDOUGALL, Mary Betha (f) b. 15 Jan 1915 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 1 Oct 1932
MOFFATT, Elsie (f) b. 24 Oct 1921 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Jul 1927 to 2 Feb 1939
MOORE, Agnes (f) b. 15 Sep 1858 in London, orphan from Sep 1866 to May 1875
MOORE, Harry (m) b. 1 Nov 1860 in London, orphan from Sep 1866 to Oct 1874
MOORWOOD, Fanny (f) b. 6 Mar 1884 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Jul 1891 to 31 Jul 1900
MURRAY, Ellen (f) b. 27 Mar 1908 in Durham, Gateshead, orphan from 1914 to 27 Mar 1927
MURRAY, Mary (f) b. 6 May 1910 in Durham, Gateshead, orphan from 1914 to 29 Mar 1927
NEAVES, John William (m) b. 5 Oct 1859 in Yorks., Hull, orphan from 1866 to 22 Oct 1873
NEEDHAM, Albert (m) b. 24 Dec 1876, orphan entered 21 Oct 1884
NEEDHAM, Beatrice (f) b. 1 Jan 1881 in Yorks., Sheffield Abbeydale Road, orphan from 25 May 1886 to 12 Jul 1897
NELSON, Ann Elizabeth (f) b. 22 Oct 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 22 Aug 1884 to 20 Jul 1897
NEWBOULD, Ellen (f) b. 9 Mar 1908 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1915 to 26 Nov 1917
NEWBOULD, Olive (f) b. 7 May 1910 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1915 to 26 Nov 1917
NEWEY, William (m) b. 19 Aug 1864 in Warks., Birmingham, orphan from 5 Jun 1874 to Feb 1877
NEWTON, Ethel (f) b. 22 Apr 1910 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 28 May 1927
NEWTON, Marjorie Annie (f) b. 16 Mar 1906 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 3 Apr 1922
NICHOLSON, Thomas Henry (m) b. 31 Aug 1863 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 8 Aug 1874 to 19 Jun 1875
NOBLE, Beatrice (f) b. 23 Dec 1885 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 28 May 1892 to 8 Sep 1902
NORMAN, Edwin Thomas (m) b. 4 Sep 1863 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 8 Mar 1873 to 8 Jul 1877
NORMAN, Ida (f) b. 15 Jun 1916 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 24 Aug 1923 to 18 Aug 1924
NORTON, Alice (f) orphan from 1863 to Apr 1871
OAKES, Aaron (m) b. 15 Jul 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 1887
OLDFIELD, Lucy (f) b. 28 May 1860 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1871 to 30 Sep 1876
OWEN, Mary Ann (f) b. 16 Aug 1865 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 Aug 1877 to Jul 1882
OXLEY, Caroline (f) b. 20 Nov 1877 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Aug 1889 to 1 Feb 1894
OXLEY, Harriett (f) b. 12 Oct 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Aug 1889 to 15 Sep 1896
PAGDEN, Mary Elizabeth (f) b. 12 Jul 1877 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 30 Jun 1887
PAGDIN, William Frank (m) b. 7 Jul 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 31 Dec 1888
PELL, Emily Mary (f) b. 28 Jul 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan left 6 Aug 1895
PICKERING, Agnes (f) b. 15 Aug 1885 in Wardsend, High Bridge Row, orphan from 27 Jan 1896 to 18 Dec 1901
PICKERING, Luty (f) b. 10 Aug 1870, orphan from 9 Dec 1878 to 12 Sep 1884
PRATT, Edith (f) b. 8 Jan 1925 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Sep 1928 to 26 Nov 1929
PRATT, Ronald (m) b. 16 Sep 1919 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Sep 1928 to 26 Nov 1929
PRATT, William (m) b. 18 Jul 1917 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Sep 1928 to 26 Nov 1929
PUCKERING, May (f) b. 5 May 1872 in USA, Philadelphia, orphan from 12 Aug 1879 to 9 Jul 1888
PULLEN, Isabella Amy Clark (f) b. 6 May 1860 in London, Lambeth, orphan from Nov 1868 to 19 Sep 1875
QUANTRILL, Jessie Rose (f) b. 14 Jul 1921 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 5 Sep 1924 to 13 Apr 1938
RAMSBOTTOM, John Charles (m) b. 5 Nov 1912 in Midlothian, Edinburgh, orphan from 31 Aug 1921 to 23 Dec 1926
RAMSBOTTOM, Marguarite Levack (f) b. 6 Nov 1913 in Hants., South Tedworth, orphan from 31 Aug 1921 to 25 May 1929
RAYNER, Annie (f) b. 31 Jul 1874 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 11 Nov 1879
READ, Celia Wood (f) b. 16 Jan 1876 in Yorks., Hallam 15 Denmark Road, orphan entered 25 Apr 1881
REANEY, Ada (f) b. 8 Mar 1893 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 19 Jun 1903
REANEY, Florence (f) b. 4 Apr 1895 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Jun 1903 to 5 Dec 1911
REANEY, Jessie (f) b. 24 Aug 1897 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Jun 1903 to 7 Oct 1914
REDFERN, Agnes Ann (f) b. 5 Feb 1890 in Yorks., Anston, orphan from 27 Feb 1899 to 4 Aug 1906
REDFERN, Daniel (m) b. 29 Aug 1893 in Derbys., Beighton, orphan from 28 Feb 1899 to 1 Oct 1907
REDFERN, Priscilla (f) b. 4 Oct 1895 in Yorks., Anston, orphan from 28 Feb 1899 to 1 Apr 1912
REDFERN, Thomas (m) b. 12 Nov 1891 in Derbys., Donisthorpe, orphan from 28 Feb 1899 to 1 Dec 1904
REED, Emma (f) b. 25 May 1863 in Yorks., York, orphan from Mar 1869 to 3 Aug 1880
REVILL, Charlotte (f) b. 15 Oct 1886 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 29 Sep 1898 to 19 Feb 1903
ROBERTS, Charles (m) orphan from 1864 to 10 Feb 1872
ROBERTS, Doreen (f) b. 3 Aug 1915 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 24 Aug 1925 to 11 Aug 1931
ROBERTS, Henry (m) orphan from 1864 to Aug 1871
ROBINSON, Frank (m) b. 19 Oct 1885 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 22 Mar 1892 to 28 Dec 1899
ROBINSON, Lily (f) b. 23 Mar 1887 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 22 Mar 1892 to 1 Apr 1903
RODEN, Winifred May (f) b. 16 Sep 1914 in Staffs., West Bromwich, orphan from 21 Apr 1926 to 15 Sep 1924
ROEBUCK, Annie Belk (f) b. 14 Jan 1875 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 10 Feb 1880
ROEBUCK, Gertrude (f) b. 12 Feb 1868 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 10 Feb 1880 to 8 Nov 1883
ROWLAND, Gladys (f) b. 10 Sep 1909 in Derbys., Bakewell, orphan from 1913 to 9 May 1927
ROWLAND, Kate (f) b. 5 Sep 1907 in Derbys., Bakewell, orphan from 1913 to 18 Dec 1924
ROWLAND, Laura (f) b. 31 Oct 1911 in Derbys., Baslow, orphan from 1915 to 4 Feb 1926
SANDERSON, Arthur (m) b. 6 May 1858 in Notts., Nottingham, orphan from 1866 to Sep 1871
SANDERSON, Emily (f) b. 10 Nov 1876, orphan entered 21 Apr 1884
SANDERSON, Emma (f) b. 5 Aug 1864 in Notts., Nottingham, orphan from 1866 to 30 Nov 1880
SAUNDERS, Eliza (f) b. 7 Jan 1869 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 3 May 1877 to 13 Aug 1883
SCOTRICK, Frances Edith (f) b. 22 Mar 1876 in Yorks., Attercliffe, orphan entered 31 Jul 1884
SCREEN, Gertrude (f) b. 15 Feb 1898 in Derbys., Chesterfield, orphan entered 18 Jan 1904
SCREEN, Lydia Hayden (f) b. 7 Mar 1895 in Derbys., Chesterfield, orphan from 18 Jan 1904 to 6 Apr 1911
SHAW, Lennox (m) b. 29 May 1911 in Notts., Worksop, orphan from 1917 to Sep 1925
SHAW, Marie Argonne (f) b. 20 Dec 1914 in Derbys., Bakewell, orphan entered 9 Sep 1919
SHELDON, Annie (f) b. 19 Nov 1886 in Yorks., Middlesbrough, orphan from 20 Jan 1899 to 29 Jan 1903
SHELLEY, Elsie May (f) b. 6 May 1896 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Dec 1903 to 25 Sep 1912
SHELLEY, Eveline (f) b. 25 Oct 1891 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Dec 1903 to 14 Apr 1908
SHEPPARD, Hannah (f) b. 28 Mar 1902 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1914 to 24 May 1919
SMITH, Doris (f) b. 28 Feb 1912 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 9 Jul 1919
SMITH, Edith Mary (f) b. 9 Aug 1876, orphan from 6 Aug 1886 to 1 Aug 1895
SMITH, Elizabeth (f) b. 22 Jul 1863 in London, Mile End Old Town, orphan from Feb 1869 to Aug 1879
SMITH, Emily (f) b. 3 Jan 1882 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Dec 1887 to 14 Jul 1898
SMITH, Irene (f) b. 2 Sep 1909 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Jul 1919 to 4 Mar 1927
SMITH, Sarah (f) b. 17 Jul 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 Dec 1887 to 1 Aug 1895
SMITH, Sidney (m) b. 12 Mar 1866 in London, Mile End Old Town, orphan from Feb 1869 to 13 Mar 1878
SOUTH, Ernest William (m) b. 24 Jan 1879, orphan from 18 Sep 1884 to 3 Dec 1892
SPENCER, Jos. Buxton (m) b. 11 Aug 1891 in Derbys., Middleton, orphan from 20 Sep 1895 to 4 Dec 1905
SPOFFORD, Annie (f) b. 21 Dec 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Sep 1889 to 13 Nov 1895
SPOFFORD, Louisa (f) b. 4 Feb 1882 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 25 Sep 1889 to 14 Jul 1898
SPYBEY, Martha (f) b. 30 Nov 1856 in Notts., Nottingham, orphan from 1867 to Oct 1870
STEVENSON, Simon Frederick (m) b. 8 Apr 1882 in Derbys., Baslow, orphan from 11 Sep 1885 to 1896
STOW, Celia (f) b. 19 Aug 1917, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 1 Mar 1934
STOW, Kenyon Leslie (m) b. 7 Mar 1919 in Yorks., Rotherham, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 2 Apr 1933
STOW, Walter (m) b. 22 Jan 1922 in Yorks., Rotherham, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 15 Apr 1936
STRAFFORD, Eliza (f) b. 7 Dec 1873 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 13 May 1879
STUBBS, Annie (f) b. 28 Jun 1897 in Derbys., Bakewell, orphan from 1910 to 4 Aug 1911
STUBBS, George Henry (m) b. 27 Mar 1904 in Derbys., Brassington, orphan from 1911 to 2 Aug 1918
STUBBS, Jane Elizabeth (f) b. 20 Jun 1899 in Derbys., Brassington, orphan from 1910 to 18 Oct 1917
STUBBS, Joseph Arthur (m) b. 8 Apr 1905 in Derbys., Brassington, orphan from 1910 to 2 Aug 1919
STUBBS, Mary Ellin (f) b. 28 Sep 1907 in Derbys., Brassington, orphan from 1910 to 7 Apr 1925
STUBBS, Sarah Ann (f) b. 5 Oct 1906 in Derbys., Brassington, orphan from 1910 to 30 Mar 1922
TAYLOR, Eliza Agnes (f) b. 24 Dec 1871 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 10 Sep 1878 to 7 Sep 1887
TAYLOR, Eveline (f) b. 18 May 1913 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 2 Aug 1921 to 1927
TAYLOR, Susannah (f) b. 3 May 1916 in Perthshire, Perth, orphan from 2 Aug 1921 to 1927
THOMPSON, Charles (m) orphan from 1867 to 26 Feb 1873
THOMPSON, Douglas (m) orphan from 1866 to 18 Mar 1872
THOMPSON, Emily (f) b. 1 Nov 1866 in Yorks., Bawtry, orphan from 20 Mar 1873 to 7 Dec 1875
THOMPSON, William (m) b. 22 Mar 1860 in Tarnborough ?, orphan from Mar 1869 to 6 Sep 1872
THORNHILL, Elizabeth (f) b. 10 Aug 1883 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 19 Jul 1892 to 31 Aug 1899
THORNHILL, Mary Ann (f) b. 8 Dec 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield Wentworth St, orphan entered 1885
TINDALE, Ada (f) b. 24 Oct 1881 in Chorlton upon Medlade (..on Medlock?), orphan from 2 Apr 1889 to 18 Dec 1897
TOPHAM, Ellen (f) b. 8 Apr 1889 in 3 Kings Arms Yard, N.S.D. ?, orphan entered 8 Nov 1897
TUCKEY, Alice Maud (f) b. 16 Jun 1863 in Hants., Portsmouth, orphan from 1867 to Aug 1879
TURNER, Elizabeth (f) b. 20 Apr 1871 in Notts., Worksop, orphan from 8 Oct 1877 to 1887
TURNER, George Harry (m) b. 21 Apr 1867 in Notts., Ordsall, orphan from 24 May 1875 to 23 Mar 1881
UNDY, Harriet (f) b. 5 Feb 1886 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 18 Sep 1893 to 9 Jan 1902
VENN, Beatrice (f) b. 19 Nov 1895 in Yorks., Sheffield 239 Myrtle Road, orphan from 23 Nov 1908 to 30 Mar 1912
WALKER, Ada (f) b. 1 May 1879 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 21 May 1889 to 30 Jul 1895
WALKER, Annie (f) b. 14 Apr 189? in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 May 1898 to 13 May 1907
WALKER, Emma (f) b. 1 Mar 1893 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 20 May 1898 to 29 Jun 1907
WALKER, Frank (m) b. 21 Sep 1888 in Yorks, Sheffield, orphan from 20 May 1898 to 14 Sep 1902
WALKER, Isabella (f) b. Mar 1861 in Lancs., Morecambe Poulton, orphan from 1866 to 9 May 1877
WALKER, Margaret (f) b. Apr 1862 in Lancs., Morecambe Poulton, orphan from 1866 to 27 Sep 1877
WARDLE, May (f) b. 25 Apr 1904 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1909 to 21 Jul 1920
WARDLE, Minnie (f) b. 20 Sep 1898 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1909 to 13 Jul 1916
WARRINGTON, Kenneth (m) b. 18 Mar 1923, orphan from 19 May 1928 to 11 Sep 1939
WATSON, Gertrude (f) b. 6 Oct 1906 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1912 to 4 Sep 1923
WATSON, Hilda Elizabeth (f) b. 12 Jun 1903 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1912 to 24 Oct 1918
WATTS, Annie Maria (f) b. 25 Sep 1868, orphan from 11 Mar 1878 to 11 Jun 1878
WEBB, Bertram (m) b. 4 May 1900, orphan entered 17 Jun 1908
WEBB, Lawrence (m) b. 26 Jan 1903, orphan entered 17 Jun 1908
WEBSTER, Clarice (f) b. 7 May 1920 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 17 Apr 1936
WEBSTER, Elsie (f) b. 28 Apr 1897, orphan from 21 Aug 1907 to 20 Jul 1912
WEBSTER, Ronald (m) b. 7 May 1920 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 3 Nov 1924 to 7 Oct 1934
WEST, Florence (f) b. 3 Sep 1880 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 17 Feb 1890 to 15 Jul 1896
WEST, Mary Ann (f) b. 4 Feb 1883 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan entered 4 Apr 1890
WEST, Minnie (f) b. 18 Dec 1877 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 17 Feb 1890 to 7 Jul 1894
WESTON, Annie (f) b. 28 Jun 1898, orphan entered 4 May 1908
WESTON, Claudia (f) b. 8 Oct 1896, orphan from 4 May 1908 to 2 Dec 1912
WESTON, William Enoch (m) b. 15 Mar 1900, orphan from 4 May 1908 to 4 Apr 1914
WHITE, Edith (f) b. 20 Jun 1873 in Derbys., Baslow, orphan from 17 Jan 1881 to 22 Jun 1889
WHITEHOUSE, Frances (f) b. 26 Apr 1857 in Yorks., Laytham, orphan from 1866 to 30 Oct 1873
WHITEHOUSE, John (m) b. 5 Sep 1859 in Yorks., Bawtry, orphan from 1867 to 30 Oct 1873
WHITHAM, Beatrice May (f) b. 10 Mar 1907 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 20 May 1926
WHITHAM, Edith (f) b. 25 Oct 1901 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 1913 to 26 Nov 1918
WILDE, Emily (f) b. 6 Feb 1869 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 12 Dec 1876 to 25 Jul 1885
WILDE, Lucy (f) b. 7 Oct 1870 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 12 Dec 1876 to 26 Feb 1887
WILDSMITH, Elizabeth (f) b. 14 Mar 1872 in Yorks., Whitby, orphan from 20 Aug 1877 to 23 Sep 1887
WILDSMITH, Laura (f) b. 3 Nov 1865 in Yorks., Whitby, orphan from 20 Aug 1877 to Dec 1881
WILKES, Mabel Grace Gertrude (f) b. 12 Nov 1889 in Hulme, orphan from 25 Jul 1898 to 24 Nov 1905
WILLIAMSON, William (m) b. 10 Dec 1859 in Durham, Darlington, orphan from 27 Jan 1870 to 13 Jul 1873
WILSON, Frederick William (m) b. 6 Jan 1866 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 7 Aug 1874 to 12 Mar 1877
WINROW, Mary Elizabeth (f) b. 22 May 1869 in Yorks., Hunslet, orphan from 11 Mar 1878 to 13 Aug 1885
WOODIWIS, Abraham Else (m) b. 5 Jun 1893 in Derbys., Wirksworth, orphan from 22 Oct 1902 to 9 Nov 1906
WORTLEY, Emily Ann (f) b. 1 Feb 1870 in Yorks., Sheffield, orphan from 9 Sep 1879 to 15 Mar 1881
WRIGHT, Alice (f) b. 2 Jun 1865 in Yorks., Shiregreen Ecclesfield, orphan from 8 Aug 1872 to Jul 1882
WRIGHT, Beatrice (f) b. 1 Dec 1882 in Yorks., Tickhill, orphan from 11 Oct 1888 to 25 Nov 1897
WRIGHT, Jane Emma (f) b. 1 May 1863 in Yorks., Shiregreen Ecclesfield, orphan from 8 Aug 1872 to 20 Feb 1874
WRIGHT, Lily (f) b. 12 Jan 1880 in Yorks., Tickhill, orphan from 6 Nov 1888 to 10 Apr 1896
WRIGHT, Martha Emily (f) b. 2 Jun 1888 in Denbigh, Craig View, orphan from 10 Mar 1897 to 12 May 1904
YAILE, Mabel Helen (f) b. 15 Sep 1882 in Newcastle, orphan from Apr 1889 to 14 Jul 1898
YOUNG, Rose Ethel (f) b. 10 Mar 1882, orphan from 1885 to 14 Jul 1898
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Unless stated otherwise our meetings are held in Totley Library on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm.
Pauline Burnett's book The Rise of Totley Rise has been revised and updated. It tells the story of this small piece of land from 1875 when there was only a rolling mill and chemical yard alongside the river a mile from Totley, through Victorian and Edwardian times, two world wars and up to the present day. It has 94 pages including a useful index and many illustrations from private collections. The book is available now from Totley Rise Post Office priced at £5, or through our website when an additional charge will be made to cover packing and postage.
A few copies are still available of Sally Goldsmith's book Thirteen Acres: John Ruskin and the Totley Communists. Totley was the site of a utopian scheme funded by art critic and social reformer John Ruskin. In 1877 he bought 13-acre St. George’s Farm so that nine Sheffield working men and their families could work the land and, to keep themselves busy, make boots and shoes. Sally tells an engaging story from our history with a quirky cast of characters including Ruskin himself, the poet and gay rights activist Edward Carpenter and Henry Swan, a cycling, vegetarian artist and Quaker. The book is available to order online from the The Guild of St. George by following this link.
A recently discovered box of WWII correspondence reveals the story of how a small group of ladies from Dore and Totley recruited knitters from the west of Sheffield and how their efforts made them the country's greatest provider of Comforts for the Minesweeping crews of the Royal Navy. The story is told in Knit For Victory, a new book from Totley History Group. Written by Pauline Burnett, it has 82 pages and many illustrations. It is on sale in local shops and via our website. Further information about the correspondence is in this inside page of our website: Dore & Totley Minesweeping Trawlers Comforts Fund.
The story is told in Totley War Memorial WW1 of the ten men from our village who gave their lives in the Great War. Written by Pauline Burnett, Jim Martin and Dorothy Prosser, a chapter is devoted to each of the soldiers with a family tree followed by as much information as could be discovered about the men and their families. There is also information about their military careers and the actions in which they lost their lives. The book has 64 pages and is illustrated throughout with photographs of the men, their families and the houses where they lived.
Totley All Saints' Church Parish Magazines for the years 1985-2006 with notices of baptisms, marriages and funerals and accounts of spiritual, educational, charitable and social matters in the village. Scanned in full, including advertisements from local traders.
In 1893 during the building of the Totley Tunnel there was an outbreak of smallpox amongst the navvies which spread to some of the local population. 17 people were buried in communal graves in Dore Churchyard, 6 from "Green Oak" (Lemont Road). The severity of the outbreak was principally caused by overcrowding and insanitary conditions in lodging houses .
Kathleen Grayson was a 39 year old housewife when WW2 broke out. She volunteered for the ARP and became an ambulance driver. During an air raid on Sheffield in July 1941, and despite her own injuries, she managed to get a seriously injured casualty to hospital. For this she was awarded a commendation from King George VI. Together with her friend Hilda Duffy, Kathleen also assembled a team of knitters to provide essential warm clothing for the men serving on the minesweepers patrolling the North Sea.
We have recently bought at auction the WW2 memorabilia of Douglas Platts whose family home was at Hillside, 98 Queen Victoria Road. After the war Douglas returned to his civilian occupation working in the family scissors manufacturing business. He lived in our area for the rest of his life.
We are very grateful to Mrs Valerie Taylor of Dore for lending us the title deeds to Lower Bents Farmhouse which is reputed to be the oldest surviving building in the area with a proven history back to 1621. We have now scanned and transcribed the deeds which could be particularly interesting to anyone with a connection to the local Fisher, Dalton and Marshall Families.
Until 1844, when Dore Christ Church parish was created, Totley township was part of Dronfield parish. We have now transcribed the burial records for former Totley residents at St. John the Baptist, Dronfield for the period 1678-1870 and at St. Swithin, Holmesfield for the period 1766-1901.
Whilst researching the history of the Dalton Family we found it useful to transcribe a number of early Wills and Inventories. These and those of many other Totley, Dore and Holmesfield people dating from between 1594 and 1856 have now been added to our website.
St. Swithin's Church, Holmesfield pre-dates Dore Christ Church and was the place where many of the people from Totley worshipped and were baptised, married and buried. Read the inscriptions on more than 750 gravestones in the churchyard including those of Mr. and Mrs. William Aldam Milner of Totley Hall, Jessie Matilda Tyzack (nee Fisher) of Avenue Farm, and Rev. J. A. Kerfoot of St. John's, Abbeydale.
Thomas Youdan was a music hall proprietor and benefactor who was living at Grove House, Totley in 1867 when he sponsored the first football knockout competition in the world for The Youdan Cup.
The words Millhouses Cricket Club can be seen in the background of team photos which are likely to date from between 1905 and the early 1920s, very probably pre-war. They were lent to us by Garth Inman who can identify his great uncle, Cecil Inman, in some of the photos and would like to know when they were taken and, if possible, the names of others present. Please take a look to see whether you can put names to any of the faces.
Josiah Hibberd was seriously injured whilst working on the construction of the Totley Tunnel in 1892. He died on 9 May 1897 at the age of 38 having apparently spent most of previous five years in hospital.
Bradway House was built around 1832 by Henry Greaves, a farmer, together with two adjacent cottages. We have traced most of the occupants of the property from these early days up to the start of World War Two.
We have transcribed the baptisms records at St. John the Evangelist, Abbeydale from when the church was consecrated in 1876 until just after the start of World War 1. The records are arranged in alphabetical order based upon the child's name and show the date of baptism, the names of the parents, their home location and occupation.
Nick Kuhn bought an original 1920s poster which had this owners' blind stamp in one corner. The stamp almost certainly refers to a house named Wigmore that was built in the late 1920s or early 1930s. The first occupiers that we can trace are John Howarth Caine, a district mineral agent for the LNER, his wife Florence Jane (nee Prince) and daughter Doris Mary. The Caine family lived at Wigmore until 1936 by which time the house would have been known simply as 12 The Quandrant.
George Griffiths died on 13 December 1888 following an explosion during the sinking of number 3 airshaft at Totley Bents. His widow Florence died shortly afterwards and his two daughters Maud and Annie were adopted separately. Whilst Annie lived the rest of her life in Yorkshire, Maud emigrated to Australia in 1923 with her husband, John Burrows, daughter Margaret and son Jack, pictured above.
George Wainwright was said to have been born in Bamford, Derbyshire in 1714. He learned the trade of linen weaving and moved to Totley after his marriage on 1744. He became an ardent follower of John Wesley who paid many visits to Sheffield and who would have passed through or close to Totley. Preaching was at first conducted out of doors and when Wesley's preachers became harassed by a mob of Totley ruffians in 1760, George offered them safety of his own home. He remained a Methodist for all of his long life, dying in Dore in 1821 at the reputed age of 107.
Oakwood School was started by Mrs Phoebe Holroyd in 1925 initially as the Firth Park Kindergarten and, by 1927, as the Firth Park Preparatory School. Phoebe was still working at the school almost fifty years later when she was well into her seventies. We would like to hear from anyone with memories of the school.
James Curtis was born at sea aboard HMS Chichester in 1790. He enlisted as a Private in the 1st Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards in Sheffield in 1812 and served in Spain and Portugal during the Peninsular War. He later fought in France and Belgium taking part in the Battle of Waterloo. In later life James lived at the Cricket Inn where his son-in-law William Anthony was the licensed victualler. He died in Heeley in 1882 aged about 91.
Charles Paul lived in Totley in later life. He was a local historian and archaeologist who was an authority on the history of Sheffield, especially the two areas he knew best: Attercliffe and Ecclesall. His books and letters to local newspapers were published under the Latin form of his name Carolus Paulus.
Towards the end of the 19th century Totley Hall gardens became a well known beauty spot that attracted many hundreds of visitors from Sheffield on open days and the rock gardens became one of its most popular features. Mrs Annie Charlesworth sent us six glass transparencies of the rock gardens taken, we believe, in the early years following the Great War.
Anton Rodgers send us photographs of three water-colours that had been bought by his grandfather at a sale of the contents of Abbeydale Hall in 1919. One was of a scene said to be in York by A. Wilson. A second was of a seated child with a dog believed to be pianted by Juliana Russell (1841-1898). The third was of Lake Como, by Ainslie Hodson Bean (1851-1918) who lived for much of his life on the Riviera and in North Italy.
A Canadian correspondent sent us photographs of a set of silver spoons that were bought in a small town in British Columbia. The case contained a note signed by Ebenezer Hall indicating that they were a wedding gift to Maurice and Fanny Housley. We think we may have traced how they got to Canada and where they might have been since.
Green Oak Park was opened on 23 March 1929 on land that had been bought by Norton District Council from John Thomas Carr, a farmer and smallholder of Mona Villas. In later years, the buildings were used by the Bowling Club (the green having been built in 1956) and by the park keeper. However, the buildings appear to have been constructed in several phases, the oldest of which predates the park to the time when the land was used for pasture.
We believe the old Totley Police Station at 331 Baslow Road was built around 1882. Two lock-up cells were excavated just below floor level in the summer of 1890. We have traced the Derbyshire Constabulary police officers who lived there from John Burford in 1886 to George Thomas Wood who was there when Totley was absorbed into Sheffield in 1934.
David Stanley lived in Totley Rise in the later years of his life. Born in Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, he joined the 17th Lancers when he was 19 and rode in the Charge of The Light Brigade at the Battle of Balaclava where he was seriously wounded. For the first reunion of veterans in 1875, he told his story to a reporter from the Buxton Herald.
This picture postcard was addressed to Miss Abell, Holly Dene, Totley Brook Road and posted in Rotherham on 10 December 1907. Edith Annie Abell was born on 4 February 1887 in Sheffield and her family came to live in our area in the 1900s, staying for the rest of their lives.
Charles Herbert Nunn enlisted in the British Army on 23 August 1915 and was sent to France on 18 December 1915 to served with the British Expeditionary Force. In March 1916 it was discovered that he was underage and he was returned home. Shortly after his 18th birthday he re-enlisted and was again posted abroad where, in addition to this trio of medals, he was awarded the Military Medal.
This certificate was awarded jointly by the Red Cross and St. John's Ambulance to Isaac Henry Williams, of Lemont Road, for his services during WW1 as a stretcher bearer. We are seeking anyone who can help us pass it on to a living relative.
In 1832 Samuel Dean pleaded guilty to stealing a quantity of lead from the Totley Rolling Mill and was sentenced to seven years transportation to Australia. He sailed on the Mangles and upon arrival in New South Wales he was sent to work for William Cox, the famous English explorer and pioneer. After receiving his Certificate of Freedom in 1840, Samuel became a farmer and went on to have a very large family. Samuel was born in Whitechapel around 1811 to parents Samuel Dean Snr. and Susannah Duck. His descendant Sarah Dean would like help in tracing his ancestry.
Ellen Topham was born in 1889 in Nottingham. Her parents had been living together since 1862 but had never married so it was most unusual that, after their deaths, Ellen was accepted into Cherrytree Orphanage. Even more so since her father, Snowden Topham, had been acquitted somewhat unexpectedly in a widely reported manslaughter trial. Ellen remained at Cherrytree until her death from pulmonary tuberculosis at the age of 15.
Mabel Wilkes was a resident in Cherrytree Orphanage between 1897 and 1905. Her granddaughter Sally Knights sent us these images of a book presented to Mabel as a prize for her writing. Sally also sent us some personal memories of her grandmother and a photograph of a locket which contains portraits of Mabel and her husband Septimus Gale.
John Henry Manby Keighley was living at Avenue Farm when he enlisted in 1916. He fought in France with the Cheshire Regiment but after home leave in early 1918 he went missing. The Army were unable to determine whether he had deserted or returned to the front and been either killed or captured by the enemy. In August 1919 he was formally presumed killed in action but it appears he did not die but returned home to his family.
Horace Ford was admitted to Cherrytree Orphanage on 26 October 1888 at the age of six. He left at the age of 14 to become an apprentice blacksmith and farrier. Soon after his 18th birthday Horace enlisted in the Imperial Yeomanry to serve his country in the war in South Africa. His letter home to his Orphanage mentor tells of the lucky escape he had in battle.
Pat Skidmore (née Sampy) lived on Totley Brook Road from 1932 to 1948 before her family moved to Main Avenue. In this short article she remembers her time at Totley All Saints School where she was a contemporary of Eric Renshaw and Bob Carr.
As we have nowhere to exhibit memorabilia and artifacts, we have created a Virtual Museum instead. The latest addition to our collection is this double-sided Totley Rise Post Office oval illuminated sign which was on the wall of 67 Baslow Road before the Post Office business transferred to number 71. Please contact us by email if you have things that you own and would like to see added to the virtual museum.
Conway Plumbe was a man of many talents who came to live in Totley Rise around 1912. As a young man he had poems published by Punch magazine and is remembered in modern collections of WW1 poetry. A number of his paintings were accepted by the Royal Academy. An engineering graduate of London University, he joined the Civil Service where he rose to a high level as a factory inspector, publishing two books on the subject and giving a series of talks on workplace health and safety on BBC radio during WW2. In retirement he wrote a philosophical-spiritual work called Release From Time.
Inside Totley Rise Methodist Church there is a Roll of Honour commemorating the soldiers from its congregation who served their king and country during the Great War. For all but one of the 28 names the soldier's regiment is recorded in the next column. The exception is David Cockshott for whom 'killed in action' is written alongside yet he appears on no war memorial in our area and no record of a mortally wounded soldier of that name is to be found. We think we have solved the mystery.
Mrs. Kate Plumbe moved from Mansfield to Totley Rise with a number of her family in 1913 and became closely involved with the Totley Union Church. Her daughter Winifred became a missionary and headmistress in Calcutta for over 38 years following which she returned home to live with her sister Hilda on Furniss Avenue. Hilda had also been a teacher, missionary and, like her mother, a volunteer at St. John's VAD during WW1.
Thomas Glossop was a cutler and razor manufacturer who was well known amongst cricketing and gardening circles. Despite going blind, he was able to continue his hobbies with remarkable success
The Totley Union Cycling Society Prize Giving and Fete was held on the fields near Abbeydale Hall on 18 July 1914. Anne Rafferty and Gordon Wainwright have named some of the people in two wonderful photographs of the event. Can you identify any more for us?
The Tyzack family are well known in our area for owning iron and steel trades at Walk Mill, Abbeydale Works, Totley Rolling Mill and Totley Forge. This article covers the history of the family from the late 18th century when William Tyzack the founder of the company was born until the early 20th century when Joshua Tyzack farmed at Avenue Farm, Dore.
Walter Waller Marrison moved to Totley around 1897 with his wife and their two young sons. He was a house builder who constructed properties around Totley Brook and Greenoak before ill health forced him to take up less physically demanding work. In 1904 he took over the tenancy of the grocers and off licence at number 71 Baslow Road. After his death in 1908, his widow Kate and later their eldest son Jack continued to run the business until it was sold in 1934.
Ron Wijk of Nieuw-Vennep in the Netherlands has sent us two scanned images of drawings of old cottages made by the celebrated Dutch painter, Anton Pieck (1895-1987) simply annotated "Totley", and wondered whether we could identify their locations.
We would like to thank Christopher Rodgers for bringing to our attention this fascinating log of the 85th Sheffield (St. John's and Totley Orphanage) Wolf Cub Pack for 1927-45. The log is published jointly by Sheffield Scout Archives and Totley History Group as a free PDF download. It is illustrated by no fewer than 92 photographs and is supported by a comprehensive index and biographies of some of the main participants.
Following our Open Meeting event on School Days, Roger Hart, Howard Adams and John Timperley have each written to us with their memories of Norwood School, which was located in the rooms attached to the Dore & Totley United Reformed Church on Totley Brook Road.
On 22nd July 1909 the children of Dore and Totley Schools celebrated by a pageant the union of England under King Ecgbert which took place at Dore in AD 827. The pageant was devised and written by Mrs Sarah Milner and her daughter Marjorie and performed in a field close to Avenue Farm in front of a large audience. Photographs of the event survive together with a fragment of the script.
John Edward Greenwood Pinder had lived all 46 years of his life in Totley but on census night, Sunday 2 April 1911, he was not at home; he was in Derby Gaol serving a sentence of three months hard labour. From the age of 20, John had been in and out of local courts for a series of minor offences including drunkenness, assault, wilful damage and night poaching. Finally he was sent to gaol for cutting down and stealing 86 small trees which he sold in Sheffield market for Christmas.
We have already transcribed the census returns for Totley, Totley Rise and Dore. Now we have transcribed Census Strays. These are people who were born in Totley but are missing from our earlier transcriptions. They may have been living, working or studying elsewhere or just away from home on the night the census was taken. Two people were in prison. Others were in Union Workhouses, hospitals and asylums. Fully indexed strays from the 1851, 1861, 1881, 1891, 1901 and 1911 censuses are available now.
We wish to thank Gillian Walker for allowing us to digitize an archive of material about the 1st Totley Scout Group. Most of the material was collected by Arthur Percival Birley in the period 1949-51 and there are many interesting documents pertaining to the building of the scout hut on Totley Hall Lane. In addition four Newsletters survive, two from the 1940s and two from 1971.
We are grateful to Angela Waite and All Saints' Parish Church for giving us access to baptismal and kindergarten birthday rolls dating from 1926 to 1941. We have transcribed the names, addresses, birthdates and baptismal dates and created an alphabetical index of entries for you to search.
Edmund Sanderson, a Sheffield estate agent, aquired the land on either side of the old drive to Totley Grove in 1874 and divided it into plots for development. He called it the Totley Brook Estate. But before many houses were built, the estate road was severed in two by the building of the Dore & Chinley Railway line. The eastern end of the road became the cul-de-sac we now call Grove Road.
John Roberts was born in Sheffield in 1798. He became a partner in one of the leading silversmiths firms in the city before moving to Abbeydale Park in 1851 and extending the house in Victorian gothic style. He paid for the building of St. John's Church and was believed to dispense more in charity than any other person in the neighbourhood including his protege Ebenezer Hall.
The Coke Family owned the Totley Hall Estate from 1791 to 1881. With the aid of a family tree to guide us, Josie Dunsmore takes us through the story of their tenure.
When the Rev. D'Ewes Coke inherited the Totley Hall Estate in 1791 it had two farms. Josie Dunsmore tells the story of how the two farms were combined under the tenancy of Peter Flint with the aid of field maps drawn by Flint himself and later by the Fairbanks family.
Do you think you recognize this face? More than sixty photographs of the girls and teachers at Hurlfield Grammar School for Girls in the 1940s were given to Totley History Group by Avril Critchley, who was herself a student at the school. The collection includes fifteen form photographs from June 1949. There would have been a number of girls from the Totley area attending the school in those days.
Christine Weaving tells the story of her 2 x great uncle George Edward Hukin, a Totley razor-grinder, and his life-long friendship with the academic, poet, writer, and free-thinker Edward Carpenter.
Eric Renshaw (pictured here on the right with Bob Carr) grew up and lived in Totley from 1932 to 1960. Many of his memories are of a sporting nature.
We are very grateful to Gordon Grayson for giving us this splendid sale document for the Norton Hall Estates, following the death in 1850 of Samuel Shore. The estates included a large part of Totley and the document has maps and illustrations, plus schedules of land and property with the names of tenants. We have also added a transcription of the entries for Totley and Dore.
Watch this Youtube video of the talk given by Dr. Mark Frost and Sally Goldsmith on Ruskin, Totley and St. George's Farm. The talk was hosted by Totley History Group on 20th May 2015 as part of the Ruskin in Sheffield programme. Also enjoy a video of the outdoor performance Boots, Fresh Air & Ginger Beer written by Sally.
When Jacqueline A. Gibbons became interested in what made her father tick, it began a journey through WW1 archive records and led to her flying from Toronto to visit the house and village where he lived and the countryside that he so much enjoyed. Jacqueline reminds us that in the early 20th century Sheffield was a driving force of industry and that Totley was the place where many of its remarkable people lived and where they formulated their ideas.
Edgar Wood was the designer of The Dingle, 172 Prospect Road, built in 1904 for Rev. William Blackshaw, the founder of the Croft House Settlement. The house, together with its western terrace and boundary walls, has now been awarded Grade II listed building status.
What was probably "the most perfect little garden railway in existence" in 1910 was to be found in the grounds of Brook House, Grove Road, the home of its designer and constructor, Guy Mitchell. Look at some wonderful photographs and read reports in newspapers and a full appreciation in Model Railways magazine.
We have now completed our transcription of Totley School's Admission Records for the period from 1877 to 1914. There is also a useful index to the names of the scholars and to their parents or guardians. We are very grateful to Sheffield Archives and Local Studies Library for allowing us to transcribe and publish these records and for permission to reproduce the photograph of a specimen page of the register.
On 8, 9 and 11 November 2014 Totley History Group held an exhibition at Dore & Totley United Reformed Church to commemorate the centenary of the First World War. Below are additional links to some of the photographs we were lent and stories we researched especially for the exhibition.
Oscar Creswick was a local farmer who served with the Army Service Corps in Salonika and who after the war returned to Totley to become the innkeeper of the Cricket Inn and a member of the village's successful tug of war team.
Walter Evans was a market gardener who also ran a small grocery shop on Hillfoot Road when war broke out. He fought with the Machine Gun Corps at the fourth battle of Ypres. After the war, Walter ran a grocers shop at the top of Main Avenue.
Fred Cartwright was another Totley soldier who survived the Great War. He fought in France and Belgium and although he wasn't wounded he was gassed and was home on sick leave when his daughter was delivered by Nurse Jessop during a snowstorm in January 1917.
Maurice Johnson joined the Yorkshire Dragoons, a territorial unit, on 1 Jan 1914 and so was called up at the very start of the war. He fought throughout the war on the Somme, at Ypres and at Cambrai. After demobilization in 1919 Maurice returned to his old occupation in the steel industry.
Bill Glossop lent us a letter written by his father, William Walton Glossop to his wife describing life in the army during training in the north east of England and asking her to keep him in mind with the children.
The photo above provides a link to an album of photographs taken of WW1 Hospitals at St. John's, Abbeydale and the Longshaw Estate.
Nora Green, of Chapel Lane, was only 14 when war broke out. In 1914 she was ill with diphtheria and was sent to the isolation hospital at Holmley Lane, Dronfield. Nora recovered and wrote a letter of thanks to one of the hospital staff and the reply she received survives.
We have collected together on this page the names of local men who appear on various War Memorials and Rolls of Honour in Totley, Dore, Abbeydale, Norton, Holmesfield and Dronfield.
Unfortunately we were unable to identify all the photographs we were lent of Totley Soldiers. Please take a look at this album to see if you recognize any of the missing names.
This walk visits locations that have strong associations with Totley during the First World War. It includes the homes of the ten soldiers from the village who lost their lives, the auxiliary hospitals, war memorials, and even the rifle range on which the soldiers trained. Take a look at the first draft of a new walk by the authors of "Totley War Memorial WW1 1914-1918"
We wish to thank the Trustees of Cherrytree for giving us permission to publish transcriptions of the Cherrytree Orphanage Admissions Book entries for the years 1866-1929. There is also an alphabetical index for you to look at.
With more people having access to faster broadband and mobile networks, we have uploaded seven full and unedited oral history recordings and also added more short excerpts for you to listen to.
Our transcriptions of local trade directories have been expanded to cover the 95 years from 1837-1932 and have also been indexed. From the days when there were a handful of farmers, stone masons, saw handle makers & scythe grinders to the wonders of the Totley Bridge Garage Company, Betty's Boudoir and The Heatherfield Shopping Centre.
We continue to add to our Totley Newspaper Archive. Recent entries have included several about The Plumbe Family, Thomas Glossop and accidents during the construction of Totley Tunnel.
Totley Church of England Parish Magazines for the years 1922-1939 and 1948-1967 with notices of births, marriages and deaths and accounts of spiritual, educational, charitable and social matters in the village.
Around 90 photographs taken by Stuart Greenhoff for his thesis A Geographical Study of Dore and Totley including several of Totley Moor Brickworks. Superb!
Chronologically ordered snippets of information recorded by Brian Edwards during his many years of research into our local history.
Read the inscriptions on more than 700 gravestones in the churchyard.
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